THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEIt 15, 100-1
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WOOL MS TO HELP OMAUA
In ordering by
mail please .
slate where and
when item ap-
peared. It pre
vents mistakes.
Mailorders filled
from daily ids
except In case
. of hour sales
and where ofh
erwise stated. .
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Buyeri, Growers and Manufacturers
Want Headquarters Here.
GATE CITY IS MOST CONVENIENT
in
THE RELIABLE STORE
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for th. Bit Ioe Wot Seen
Malta a Real Blc
lilt.
Wool buyers nd manufacturer, well
a large number of wtrn arower, will
take a hand In aaltlna the National Wool
nrnimra' im-iaiinn in decldlnc In what
city the warehouse of the aaeoclatlon
should be located and eome buyer have
their oreference for
Omaha aa the beet point.
John Schott. buyer for A. Franck ft Co,
of Bt. Louia. la in Omaha and aaye the SL
Louie buyeri and manufacturer favor the
warehouse being located at Omaha for
many reasons and believe It to be the most
conveniently located city. He saya Bt.
Louis buyers would not to to Chicago to
secure wool and stand for the switching
charre which would be tacked to the
freight charges. Ir. Bchott Is buying wool
at the Omaha "Wool and Btorage company
plant
Arthur E. Pelrce of Boston, who has
bought eome wool In Omaha and Is to re
turn for more in the near future, objects
to th proposition of the Chicago Commer
cial association. It Is understood the Chi
tago Commercial association has offered to
glv the Natlnonal Wool Growers1 assocla
tloa ten acres of land on which to build
th warehouse In the event Chicago Is se
lected as the city for the big warehouse,
Weald Be ia the Coaatry.
Tn acres of land "In Chicago" means U
will be located away, out toward Zion City
or some other "forty miles point," accord-
lng to the wool buyers. It Is not expected
that even the generous Commercial asso
ciation of Chlcsgo will give wool growers
ten acre of land along State street or near
railroad terminal where car could be set
In without switching charges.
It Is estimated that there would be a IS
witching charge on every carload switched
to th "ten acres," and another $6 would
be extracted from the buyer or grower
when' the wool was sold and shipped out.'
This entire charge or $10 per car I elimi
nated by the .railroad companies running
In and out of Omaha. By arrangement
with th Great Western there I no witch
ing charge oh Incoming wool sent to Omaha
and stored tn the warehouse. When .the
wool goes out there la a switching charge
f fJ. which Is absorbed by the line taking
the wool out. 1
That the Omaha Wool and Storage com
pany ha been able to secure good prices,
I shown by the price obtained for four
carloads of low grsde wool last week,
which brought cents and the buyer paid
th 'freight through to Boston, amounting
to 12.02 per' 100, which made the price
equivalent to 16V4 to 17 cents per pound. This
1 a full 6 cent higher than the buyers
told wool growers all over tfie west they
would be able to pay thl year.
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
ANOTHER IMMENSE SHIPMENT
From the Fifth Avenue, New York
iFessmato's Stoeb
To make this brilliantly succesful sale a bigger bargain
triumph than ever, a (second shipment has reached us just in
time. The goods are . even more elegant and the bargains
more wonderful than on the first day.
TUESDAY, THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF NEW
GOODS GO ON SALE SHOWN POSITIVELY FOR THE
FIRST TIME.
Such bargains in the most beautiful imported goods can
be secured only once in many years. You should be at Bran
deis Tuesday morning to get an early selection.
! Silks 5
Worth Up
$10
Yard, at.
5.0c,
RUTHERFORD & JENSEN QUIT
Ask Raeelver tor '.Firm a Mean
Settling; Affairs of the
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of
Stunning, exclusive silks for reception and calling gownB, also for party
gowns and street costumes. Satin majestlque, satin dlrectolre, mous
sellne duchess, beautiful cameo taffetas, amure crystal with alternat
ing Persian and satin strlpesv Louis XIV Cfl Q
satin panels, plain and fancy silk suit- L" S O Is Vl V
lngs, all on ale for the first time,
worth up to $10 yard, at, yard,
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jJJ Continuing the
Style Show All Week
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This week the first complete showing of Fall Fashions
in all departments. Elaborate displays of accredited and
exclusive millinery and garments continue throughout the
0 entire week. . v
M Glorious Fall TnousancJs of ncw nats tlic most com
jg lajf-i. - prehensive collection of exquisite con-
$ ITlil till Gry . ceptions at popular, sensible prices
j ever assembled in the west. , A veritable style exposition
portraying every pronounced fashion idea. Imported pat-
D terns vie with superb models from the deft fingers of our
own artists and designers. Hats for every occasion and to
g match any costume. See the biggest display this week at
a $5.00, $7.50, $9.00, $10.00 $15.00, $25.00, Up.
1 Tailored Suits at $25
y Probably more styles at this one price here than you'll
see in a day's shopping in any store in town. New arrivals
every day. Practical and exclusive suits in every new color .
and fabric. By all means see the line now while at its best.
Skinners Guarnt'd Satin Lining $1.25
Pull yard wide, best lining satins for coats made, all colors,
sells at $1.50 everywhere; our price. . ; .$1.25
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Highest grade tailor suitings, chiffon broadcloths," English suitings,
especially selected abroad Herringbone novelties Imported d&jp
: 'cashmere with alternating satin strlpeB, silk r fi
and wool suitings, French voiles, worth ' If i
' as high as $5 yard your choice, " ' M
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I Laces and Trimitimos
v From the 5th Avenue Dressmaker's Stock.
This dressmaking stock contained the very highest grade of laces
and dress trimmlngB.
Real Princess Laces; real Cluny Laocs; real Crochet Laces.
High grade foreign novelties, elegant separable Venise applique's in
garland and medallion effects, rich silk embroidered laces and bands,
gold lace In festoons and bands. The highest grade trimming
novelties and silk embroidered appliques and bands, novelty filet
- bands, eae.j worth as high aB $4 yard, at . ,
Tli'ause of Slack business and heavy ex
senses, which cut deeply Into profits, a re
ceiver wa appointed for the firm of Ruther
ford c Jenaen, on of the oldeat wall paper
and paint firm In the city, by Judge
Redlck on application of Peter Jensen, one
of the two members of the copartnership.
The proceedings were In the nature of a
voluntary action on the part of both Mr.
Jensen and Mr. Rutherford In order to pre.
serve the value of the buslnses and to pro
tect creditor.
The suit was brought by Mr. Jensen
against William Rutherford and Ruther
ford tc Jensen. It was stated In the pet!
tlon the firm had recently moved from 616
South Sixteenth street to 1410 and 1412 Har
ney street. Here the dally expenses, ac
cording to the petition, was $60. Recently,
on account .of business depression, the firm
was unable to collect on its accounts, and
an extension of credit was necessary. Both
partners desired to sr ttle matters between
them, - but were unable to agree on the
terms of settlement. Hence the court waa
asked to appoint the receiver and deter
mine the rights of each of the partners.'
: According' to the statement of the condi
tion of the firm,' It I entirely solvent. The
books1 accounts which are collectible are
Hated at fl2,(KK) and other account are aald
to be worth. $2,000. The stock is valued at
115,000. ' The indebtednesa placed at SS.OCt)
and1 open accounta owing at $15,000. These
'accounts,' nays the petition, are past due
and creditors are threatened suit. If the
creditor begin action. Mr. Jenaen says, the
value of the good will of the firm and the
stock 'will' be depreciated.
He asked th receiver be appointed to
tak charge of the stock, dispose of It and
divide the proceed after paying the debt
between the two partners according to
their right a determined by the court.
Tha ootirt ts also asked to dissolve the co
partnership. Judge Redlck appointed Chris
Pederaeir'as receiver. Mr. Rutherford made
a voluntary appearance In the case imme
dlately . after th petition wa filed.
Three
Big
Lota
S8c-69c-39c
Lot fancy silks, worth to 75c;
on sale at 28c
50c all wool batistes, cream,
black and colors, good
lengths, at, yard . ..... 19c
LININGS Mercerized sat
ins,, black and all colors,
regularly sell up to 25c and
35c; on sale at, per .yard,
only ... 15c
Tuesday Sale of Gloves
Silk Gloves, worth !Cln We ceaned up about 100 dozen
$1.75, $2, $2.50, for aC from a big jobber at our own
price. Most all are high grade silk, in 12 and 16-button
lengths , some are taffetas; colors white, black and tans; on
the bargain tables Tuesday at, a pair, only 29c
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Three Days of
WALL
Dlj Selllna
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday we open the season with such
remarkable wall paper bargains that we look for a spontaneous out
pouring ot buyers. Wo made extraordinary purchases and can sell as
low as other dealers are obliged to pay. Here's the story of the saving:
Best Quality Ingrains Full line of
colors and combinations, 2 5 and
35c goods, at, per roll, only 10
Flittered Rand made 18-inch bor
ders, worth 40c, at, yard, 10
Varnished Tiles for kitchens, bed
rooms, etc., all 30c grades, at,
per roll : 15
Regular kitchen papers, all worth
10c, roll tic, 5c and. .4
All the plain and fancy silk braids Persian
bands,. etc, worth up to 50c yard, at, yard. .
10c
ALL THE BUTTONS from the 5th Avenue dressmaking
stock dress buttons, enameled buttons steel buttons
Worth up to $3 a dozen, sold singly
at, each
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JIM GETS A BIBLE IN MAILS
Mayar Bar He Will Read the
, . Book, Erlaeatly from a
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Good
OMAHA
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A Shirtwaist Ring
la the proper thing these days. We have thm In tur
quoise, matrix, coral, amethyst. Jade stone, topas. Also
a nice line of other rlnsa. Spend a few minutes In our
store. 1XJOK FOR THE NAME.. .
S. W. LINDSAY, jeweler
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Fancy papers for parlors, dining rooms, libraries, halls,
bed rooms, etc, tapestries, duplex, orientals, etc.; best
26c papers; on sale at 15c, 12Hc and.' ....10
Mouldings and plate rails, a
up from
We do
orating.
foot,
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paper hanging and dec-
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SANITAS l-.Wall
one and one-quarter .yards
wide on salo at . . .22V-C
Bennett's Big Grocery
"Pride of Bennett's" Flour, sack $1.50 and 80 Stamps
'Dennett's Capitol Coffee, pound..,. 880 and 30 Stampe
Teas, assorted, pound ,.08o and 60 Stamp
Bennett's Capitol Pepper, can.... 10c and 6 Stamps
T 1 . . 1. 1 1 .. . i3.iA ...KniA n . . .1 nn. n .a f- ..
1 , 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 k . . 1 . 1 v. r. 1 1. 1 1 n. uvuuu wn nnu i " Diainu.
Rnlder's Perk and Beans, 2 cuns ...BOo and 10 Stamps
Hartley's Jam, Jar , 3 60 and 20 Stamps
Ualllard's Olive Oil, bottle 3 60 and 20 Stamps
Dr. Price's Breakfast Food, 3 pkgs ,....98o and 20 Stamps
WlKKle Stick Bluing, six for flSo and 10 Stamps
A. K. C Catsup, bottlo 83e and 10 Stamps
Oem Milk, per can lOo and 6 Stamps
Bennett's Capitol Cocoa, -lb. can 84o and 10 Stamps
Schepp's Cncnanut, pound 85o and 10 Stamps
Rtx Lye, three cans 8 60 and 10 Stamps
Hartley's Marmalade, jar 30e and 10 Stamps
Evaporated Apricots, pound HViO
Coal
Order Your Winter's Coal
Summer Prices Mean at Saving
Coal
Bennett s Capitol Coal, lump
or nut, " the best Cf
that burns." ton. . 0.U
Western Hocking Coal, lump
or nut, very hot, AA
no slate, ton... .... OtUu
, A small, neat, leather bound Bible, with
favorite veraea well nrarked by a careful
student, was th most Important object in
Mayor . Jim's mail Monday morning-, a
prnt from some admirer in Manchestor,
)., Who refused to send a card.
"That' a pice praent," said th mayor;
"I wish th sender tad enclosed a card
ao that I .could acknowledge It. '
The mayor turned the paea idly and re
n arked that he intended to read it
through, baatenlns to add that it would
not' be the first time. A horrible suspicion
lurked In th mind of visitor, but b
hesitated before broaching It, ,
"Po you tnlnk, Mr. Mayor, that lady
who sent this, and th handwriting show
that It waa a lady, might have thought
that you r needed reforming?"
The mayor smiled indulgently.'
"Ferhaps," he admitted. "6h may have
thought that I needed spiritual comfort.
I cannot say that I am a perslatent reader
of the Bible, but I shall read this, see
w hut 1s marked her: 'Hut I have prayed
for the that thy faith fall not. and when
thou art convened strengthen thy brttli
ern.' " That sound aa If she was a dem
ocrat.' doesn't it?"
4 For the painless extraction of
teeth made right in our office
and can be taken by young and
old.
We do all kinds of work, and
nothing but (he best work done.
Extracting ......25c
Fillings, up from 75c
Taft's Dental Room
1517 DOUGLAS STREET.
$1000.00
PERRY A. YEAST PAYS FINE
I-aad Maa Tarns Over Oit Thousand
Dollars ta HI licit
Saaaael.
Perry A. Yeast' of Hyannts. who was
convicted in th last term ot th federal
courts in Omaha ot fraudulent practices
In securing land filing, and who was aen
tenaad to pay a fin of tl.OuO and three
month Imprisonment, paid hi fine Mon
day mornlnc Into th office of th United
State district clerk.
Mr. Yeast had originally intended to ap-
d'vea lot snv substance in
jurious to health found in food
mulling boa tn we ot
Calumet
Balling
Powder
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FOR
KIDNEY, LIVER BLADDER ARO STOMACH
Try Oold Mfdal Tilly-Haarlem Oil
For 2uV year th world Standard
Remedy. Accept no substitute. LaiuH
for the words "Genuine Tilly-Haarlem
Holland" blown In the but Mb. la liquid
or capsule form. For alo by
SHERMAN A McCONNEXL DRUG CO.
Cor. lulu c ioug Hi., omaua. Neb,
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The Very
Latest Shoe
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They . are here Women's -new
Fall Tans
the
peal th case,' but It now appear from
hi paying the fin tliaU he baa concluded
to accept th Inevitable. Th abscoc of
both of the United' State Judgv from
Omaha at this time loaves tlie-niatter of
th imprisonment part ef tii sentouc still
In abeyance, a Mr. Xst is till undf-r
bonds pen oil th tlnai fttkaitot tf tli
its . .
Tan shoes are going to be
thing this fall and we have pre
pared ourselves to meet the de
mand of the most exacting.
Golden Brown Tans, Light and
Dark Russia Calf, the check Na
poleon tops, button, blucher and
lace, short vamp stub last, full and
medium military heel.
There is not a size or width that
we cannot furnish you at this store
look at them today, it is not
necessary for you to buy because
you ask to see them.
THE PRICE
$3.50 to $0.00
Sample sacks, any address , 30c
"Sterling" Arkansas Anthracite, best quality Spadra; more
economical than Pennsylvania anthracite, at, Q Cafl
per ton ; '. ...................... . .0J U
Other Domestic Coal as low as, per ton. ........... .$4.50
' Coal 'delivered to all parts of Omaha, South Omaha,
Dundee, Florence and Benson.
In th Ladies'
Suit Department
All broken lines and odd garments will be ,
closed at a fraction of their values.
Elegant Tailor Suits -$40. 00 and f 45.00 values, all sam
ples on sale' Tuesday, choice $25.00
$20.00 and fiVOO Tailor SulU 90.90 One hundred odd ,
suits, the greatest values ever offered In Omaha, at
sale price .. $9.00
Silk and Silk Braided Jacket Between 75 and 100
garments for selection, that sold up to $15.00 choice
Tuesday $5.00
Cravenette Coat that sold up to $15.00 at, sale
!r,ce ..SC.95!
Silk and Net Waists Fine assortment. 14.00 to 15.00 1
values, in one lot $1.05
Children's Early Fall Jackets $4.00 to $5.00 values", on
, sale while they last, at, choice . . . . , $1.93
No Mail Orders Filled at These Prices.
Come early
Extra Specials Tuesday In our -
Famous Domestic Room
From 0 to 9:80 A. M. One case of
10c Bleached Muslin, extra weight,
fine for the needle ,at, yard. 44
10 yards limit.
From 10:30 to 11 A. M One case of
8 He Cambric, very fine fjnish ; 10
yards limit, at, yard 4?4
FOR
25c Dress Plaids for. children's school
dresses
18c Flannelettes ....10
16c Flannelettes ,.7)u
From 2 to 2:30 P. M. One case of
. 6Mc White . Shaker . Flannel; 10
yards limit, at, ard ..3HJ
From 3.80 to 4 P. M. One case it
10c Outing Flannel. 10 yards limit.
t. yard 34
ALL DAY r
10c Honey Combefl Towels . ...3
$1.25 Blankets ,"., . i . . .85
$1.60 Blankets .. . . .9S
Ten other specials.' "
- Dig Sale of
Infants9 Wear
Tuesday, 1st Floor
A big purchase of over fifty dozen
Infant's garments, white and colored,
dresses, jackets, wrappers, rompers,
play suits, etc., values up to $1.00,
go at, choice 25i
Knit Underwear
An Immense line of ladles' and chil
dren's fall and winter weight under
wear, all sizes, regular 25c and 30c
values, choice 15
Fleislier Yarn
We are Omaha selling agents for
these celebrated yarns and In order to
Introduce them ;re offering til at
about half theii actual retail worth. :
Knitting Yarns full ' weight skein,
all colors, at 15
Shetland Floss worth 15c, large
skein, at ........ .fg
Imported Saxony, worth; 12 Vc, all col
ors, skein . 4 . 5
German town Zephyrs, regular 15c val
ues, on sale at 754
Imported Spanish Knitting Yarn, 20c
value, at 10
Big Peach Sale Tuesday k
We have on track a carload of extra fancy No. 1 Yellow Freestone Peaches.
These are very fine, not choice, or No. 2 fruit, that is retailed for the same
money. This grade of fruit is retailed everywhere for 90c to $1.00 per crate.
, We buy direct and save you the commission house profit, Tuesday we will
sell this delicious fruit, per crate 75
BUY NOW ;
California Bartlett Pears Extra Fancy No. 1 Fruit, packed In bushel boxes,
, Per crate $1.05
Remember this is Canvmia fruit.
Grapes for Jelly, per basket 17
Monday's prices on all fresh vegetables, groceries, crackers, cheese, eto..
Big Sale Fruit Jars Tuesday
One quart Mason Fruit Jars with porcellne lined caps and pure waxed rubber
rings, best quality made, Tuesday while they last, per dozen 405
One pint Mason Jars, best quality, per dozen 4.
V gallon Mason Jars, all complete, per dozen (0
Caps with rubber rings, complete, per dozen 25?
We would advise our customers to buy Mason Jars now, this is only a
special sale for one day and the tomato and fruit crop is bo large this season,
that jars are sure to go up. ' '
m HHYDEN's mn
Drexel Shoe Co.
3419 fAkA'AM STREET.
Thon Dong-la 1093. Xnd. A-19T8.
rmrnMiHsTiiaTirw'1' """"tutu ii 'na tu
motor 211 Jj nj khj of work
For this reason, the field for the use ot
small motors,- of moderate capacity is con
stantly growing. For examble, where city
water Is not avalable, quite a number of house
pumps are connected to our lines and are
giving excellent satisfaction, at a very small
cost.
Qiittha Electric Light &
rower Company
t. m. o. a., ivnonro.
jBBaWBOSBtBKSI
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Broadway, Fifth Avenue and 27th St. NEW YORK.
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SCHOOLS.
YCUR CHILD MAT FAIL
nchool bmoia lie
arap
Such children learn readily
In th public
Ideas slowly.
under Individual Instruction. In couaen
arranged eniteclally for them. W edu
cate mentally; develop physically ; tiiln
viM'laliy and provide medical care. Writ
for illustrated catalogue.
Til FOWIIL IOIOOL,
Veluia K. tuatli, li U MHO OAK. IOWA
I . lSAlfv! ' ellha ShooDlna
CURO'CAM run
ABSOLUTELY
FIREPROOF.
Room 1. SO per (Ujr nd upward.
ttORGC W. SWCENCY. f.owi.rroa,
Anpis Gordon, Late 11st. of King Edward Hotel, Toronto, Can.
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and then comes the
NATIONAL CORN
EXPOSITION v
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You know a great many of the successful citizens of
this great state and our neighboring states will make a
special effort to see Ornaha on one or the other of these
occasions. Perhaps some of your friends or patrons will hi
among the visitors, and you intend asking them to make
themselves at home while in the city at your house or your
office. -,; . K J, :
THE BEE BUILDINGS
ig ready to invite inspection on these or any other fc!a-.'
sions, and will be decorated in its usual cleanly condition.
Our tenants take a pride in their offices, such as could not
be were the halls and public passages ot the buudin
unsightly. ' '
We have three or four small vacant rooms to rent and
would be pleased to show you through the building.
THE BEE BUILDING, CO.
11. W. Baker, Superintendent. Iloom .lpo
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mimm i ssa-a-a-a--snana---naaaaaaasa-M.nasssssan, " "V
Noon Day Lunch...50c
the Best Lunch In Omaha . s, t
Grill Room - HOTEL ROME
lOtl. and Jackson Sts.
Bee Want Ads
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